memor in Reviews and Ratings

from Amazon.com

…Extremely easy to use calculator for figuring out loans. Intuitive calculations. No need to be a computer wiz with this one or memorize long sequences of commands… 29 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…I needed a financial calc but wasn't sure which to get. I knew of the HP series but found them archaically obsolete with so many ridiculous keypresses you have to basically memorize through route… 369 more reviews »

from Compuplus.com

…Summary: A colleague of mine recommended this financial calculator because it is helpful in our business (financial advising). No need to memorize a bunch of formulas when you have the HP 17bii…

from ualbert, Pricegrabber.com

… a new calculation. Summary: A colleague of mine recommended this financial calculator because it is helpful in our business (financial advising). No need to memorize a bunch of formulas when you…

from Thenerds.net

…Summary: A colleague of mine recommended this financial calculator because it is helpful in our business (financial advising). No need to memorize a bunch of formulas when you have the HP 17bii… 165 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…Don't like: (1) calculator buttons that click, (2) tiny decimal point, and (3) memorizing correction procedures for built-in HP errors caused by deficient quality control.

After taking…

from Amazon.com

…Don't like: (1) calculator buttons that click, (2) tiny decimal point, and (3) memorizing correction procedures for built-in HP errors caused by deficient quality control.

After taking…

from Amazon.com

…Don't like: (1) calculator buttons that click, (2) tiny decimal point, and (3) memorizing correction procedures for built-in HP errors caused by deficient quality control.

After taking… 187 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…Not nearly as good as the older HP48GX which just gave up the ghost for me. And the keys are not arranged the same way making it slow and confusing until I memorize the arrangment. It is difficult… 247 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… tons of calculators over time, with the Casio FX-4000P (back in the late '80s) being the first truly memorable one (my brother had an FX-7000G, the first graphing calculator). I switched to HPs… 56 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… laptop :) ...so, in terms of immediate calculations, shape, portability, ease of use, simplicity and speed of getting, say, a Black/Scholes done, memorizing a smile, computing an implicit vol, memorizing… 266 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… memorize that in hex mode, sin = A, cos = B, tan = C, sqrt = D, y^x = E, 1/x = F. Who would remember that 1/x = F?

c) Useful constants such as inches/meter (39.37), standard formulae… 193 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… then up, or vertically. Once I memorize the layout, this may no longer be a problem, but right now, while I'm learning the new keypad, it is irksome.

Alot of calculator in a handy form…

from Amazon.com

… the nspire and if your instructor is using the 84.
- WYSIWYG, basically you don't have to memorize calculator syntax.
- Runs faster than previous calculators

The bad...
- Larger… 32 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… left-to-right horizontally. The key layout makes this very tedious. One must read angularly down then up, or vertically. Once I memorize the layout, this may no longer be a problem, but right now, while…